Abstract: Embodiments include a fuel rail and method for making the fuel rail. Embodiments of the fuel rail include an elongate lining having a surface defining a lumen, a pressure port having a lumen in fluid communication with the lumen of the elongate lining, and a thermoset composite body surrounding at least a portion of the elongate lining and the pressure port.

Abstract: Embodiments include a fuel rail and method for making the fuel rail. Embodiments of the fuel rail include an elongate tubular body with a wall defining a lumen, the elongate tubular body formed with a thermoset composite material, and a pressure port having a lumen in fluid communication with the lumen of the elongate tubular body.

Abstract: An apparatus for recovering waste heat from a hot exhaust pipe and utilizing the heat to warm water passing through the apparatus, which comprises a plurality of thermal conduction members each longitudinally positioned in contact with said exhaust pipe, the plurality of conduction members being arranged circumferentially about the exhaust pipe, each of the thermal conduction members having a surface which is concavely arcuate in cross-section and of substantially the same curvature as that of the exhaust pipe and in contact engagement therewith.The thermal conduction members each have a longitudinal channel with a bottom of arcuate cross-section and a pair of spaced-apart longitudinally extending fins.A water pipe is positioned in the bottom of the channel of substantially the same arcuate cross-section as the bottom surface of the channel. The fins are bent or crimped over the pipe and placed in contact engagement with surface of the pipe.

Abstract: A structure comprising a door panel having an elongated opening therein, and resilient mounting means on the panel engageable with a rail for moving the panel along the rail, the mounting means comprising a glide including a body disposed on one side of the panel, a roller rotatably mounted on the body engageable with the rail for movement of the glide thereon, a shank on the body extending through the panel opening and moveable therein for relative movement of the glide and the panel, detent flanges provided at both ends of the shank, and a C-shaped glide retainer mounted on the reverse side of the panel having flanges adapted to engage and clamp the detent flanges of the shank, and means for restraining the retainer against transverse movement.

Abstract: A structure comprising a door panel having an elongated opening therein, and resilient mounting means on the panel engageable with a rail for moving the panel along the rail, the mounting means comprising a glide including a body disposed on one side of the panel, a roller rotatably mounted on the body engageable with the rail for movement of the glide thereon, a shank on the body extending through the panel opening and moveable therein for relative movement of the glide and the panel, detent grooves provided at both sides of the shank, and flanges provided at both sides of the elongated opening integral with the door panel, the edges of the flanges being disposed within the detent grooves of the shank, thereby retaining the glide slidable within the elongated opening.